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APW19990312.0251_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>1999-03-12 10:34:13</t0> INDEPENDENCE, MO. (AP)-- Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic <t2>today</t2> <ei1>became</ei1> full-fledged members of NATO, <t4>less than a decade</t4> after <ei2>exchanging</ei2> communist rule for democracy and <ei3>shedding</ei3> their Cold War military ties to the Soviet Union. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright <ei4>accepted</ei4> admission papers from the three countries' foreign ministers, <ei5>marking</ei5> their formal <ei6>entry</ei6> into the 50-year-old alliance. ``Hallelujah,'' Albright <ei7>exclaimed</ei7>. ``Hungary has <ei9>come</ei9> home. | [
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NYT20000224.0173_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>2000-02-24</t0> MIAMI _ The angry crowd <ei1>rushed</ei1> at Manuel Gonzalez as he <ei2>stepped</ei2> out of Miami's federal courthouse, <ei3>shaking</ei3> fists at him and <ei189>shouting</ei189> in Spanish, ``communista'' and ``traitor.'' But the great-uncle of 6-year-old <ei130>shipwreck</ei130> survivor rafter Elian Gonzalez only <ei4>ducked</ei4> his head and <ei5>walked</ei5> faster. In a drama that has <ei190>divided</ei190> his once close-knit family and may finally be <ei7>resolved</ei7> in a court <ei132>hearing</ei132> <t2>the week of March 6</t2>, Manuel Gonzalez, 59, a soft-spoken bus mechanic, has remained largely out of the glare of television lights. Until <t3>this week</t3>. He was <ei10>thrust</ei10> into the middle of the <ei191>swirling</ei191> Gonzalez family saga when Elian's father, Juan Miguel, <ei11>sent</ei11> a letter to U.S. Attorney Janet Reno <ei12>asking</ei12> that his son be <ei13>moved</ei13> to Manuel Gonzalez's home. | [
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NYT20000406.0002_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>2000-04-06</t0> The New York Times <ei1>said</ei1> in an editorial on <t1>Thursday, April 6</t1>: Juan Miguel Gonzalez has <ei2>made</ei2> the right <ei54>decision</ei54> to <ei3>travel</ei3> to the United States on <t2>Thursday</t2> to <ei4>affirm</ei4> his desire to be <ei85>reunited</ei85> with his son, Elian. His presence on American soil is necessary to <ei86>dispel</ei86> doubts about his fitness as a father _ <ei5>raised</ei5> maliciously by Elian's Miami relatives _ and to <ei6>end</ei6> <ei57>speculation</ei57> that he is indifferent about <ei87>reclaiming</ei87> custody of his son. With Gonzalez all but out of sight in Cuba, the relatives have had a free hand to <ei7>distort</ei7> the case with bogus legal arguments and unsubstantiated <ei8>claims</ei8> that Elian is afraid to <ei9>see</ei9> his father. The relatives are obviously fond of Elian, though their judgment has clearly been <ei88>clouded</ei88> by their animosity toward Fidel Castro, the Cuban leader. Once Gonzalez <ei10>comes</ei10> to the United States _ it would be preferable if he <ei11>went</ei11> to Miami rather than to Washington _ only the most obdurate foes of Castro can <ei12>argue</ei12> that Elian should not be <ei89>reunited</ei89> with him. | [
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NYT20000406.0002_1 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>2000-04-06</t0> Once Gonzalez <ei10>comes</ei10> to the United States _ it would be preferable if he <ei11>went</ei11> to Miami rather than to Washington _ only the most obdurate foes of Castro can <ei12>argue</ei12> that Elian should not be <ei89>reunited</ei89> with him. Gonzalez's <ei62>arrival</ei62> should also <ei13>help</ei13> <ei14>clear</ei14> the way for the Justice Department to <ei15>make</ei15> <ei63>arrangements</ei63> to <ei16>transfer</ei16> custody of the child. The Miami relatives have <ei17>left</ei17> unclear whether they will willingly <ei18>relinquish</ei18> custody of Elian, and have done their best to <ei19>stir</ei19> passions against the Justice Department among Cuban-Americans in South Florida. In hopes of <ei20>trumping</ei20> the law, they have unreasonably <ei21>demanded</ei21> that a panel of child psychologists <ei22>determine</ei22> Elian's fate. The best <ei68>outcome</ei68> would be for the relatives to <ei23>turn</ei23> Elian over to his father as soon as Gonzalez <ei24>arrives</ei24>, and to <ei25>do</ei25> so in a spirit of kinship that <ei26>makes</ei26> the <ei69>transition</ei69> as smooth as possible for Elian. | [
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NYT20000329.0359_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>2000-03-29</t0> MIAMI _ Elected officials in and around Miami <ei1>warned</ei1> U.S. immigration officials <t1>Wednesday</t1> that they should <ei2>expect</ei2> little help from the police here when they <ei3>come</ei3> for 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez, and they <ei4>said</ei4> this city could <ei5>erupt</ei5> in violence if federal agents <ei6>tried</ei6> to forcibly <ei7>take</ei7> the boy from his great-uncle's house in Little Havana and <ei8>send</ei8> him back to Cuba. ``We will not <ei9>lend</ei9> our respective resources, whether they be in the form of police officers or any other resources, to <ei10>assist</ei10> the federal government in any way, shape or form to inappropriately <ei11>repatriate</ei11> Elian Gonzalez to Cuba,'' <ei12>said</ei12> Alex Penelas, mayor of Miami-Dade County. As of <t2>Wednesday evening</t2>, Lazaro Gonzalez, the boy's great-uncle and temporary guardian, still had not <ei13>signed</ei13> an agreement to <ei14>hand</ei14> the child over to immigration officials if the Miami relatives <ei15>lose</ei15> a <ei62>fight</ei62> to <ei16>keep</ei16> him when the case is <ei17>heard</ei17> in <t3>May</t3> in the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. ``I won't <ei18>cooperate</ei18> in anything,'' Gonzalez <ei19>told</ei19> a Spanish-language television station. ``The boy lives in my house, and they'll have to <ei20>go</ei20> <ei21>find</ei21> him there.'' | [
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APW19990507.0207_3 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>1999-05-07 03:44:53</t0> Slepian, 52, was <ei34>shot</ei34> with a rifle. Kopp also has been <ei35>linked</ei35>, through DNA testing, to a strand of hair <ei36>found</ei36> near where the sniper <ei37>fired</ei37>, law enforcement sources have <ei38>said</ei38>. <ei39>Nicknamed</ei39> the ``Atomic Dog'' in anti-abortion circles, Kopp had been <ei40>arrested</ei40> in several states since <t9>1990</t9> for <ei41>protesting</ei41> abortion. His car was <ei42>spotted</ei42> in Slepian's neighborhood in the <t10>weeks</t10> before the <ei43>shooting</ei43>, and was <ei44>found</ei44> <ei45>abandoned</ei45> at the Newark, N.J., airport in <t11>December</t11>. The <ei46>filing</ei46> of the charges has <ei47>intensified</ei47> <ei48>interest</ei48> in Kopp as a suspect in three non-fatal sniper <ei49>attacks</ei49> on Canadian abortion providers, and one near Rochester, N.Y., between <t12>1994</t12> and <t13>1997</t13>. | [
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XIE19981203.0008_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>1998-12-03</t0> BRUSSELS, <t111>December 2</t111> (Xinhua) -- The ratification <ei8>process</ei8> of NATO enlargement <ei1>concluded</ei1> on <t2>Wednesday</t2> after the Netherlands <ei2>gave</ei2> its go-ahead. Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic have been <ei3>accepted</ei3> as members of the Western military alliance after the upper house of the Dutch parliament <ei4>voted</ei4> in favor of their inclusion. All the political parties in the upper house, with the exception of the Greens, <ei5>agreed</ei5> on the enlargement <ei9>process</ei9>, according to reports <ei6>reaching</ei6> here. The lower house already <ei7>approved</ei7> the enlargement <ei10>move</ei10> in early <t3>October</t3> this year. The ratification <ei11>process</ei11> <ei12>began</ei12> in <t4>February</t4> this year with Canada <ei13>being</ei13> the first NATO member state <ei14>starting</ei14> the ratification <ei15>process</ei15>. | [
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XIE19990210.0079_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t0>1999-02-10</t0> BRUSSELS, <t111>February 10</t111> (Xinhua) -- The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has <ei1>decided</ei1> to <ei2>admit</ei2> Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic in early <t2>March</t2>, an official from the organization <ei3>said</ei3> on <t3>Wednesday</t3>. The official <ei4>said</ei4> that the accession was <ei5>planned</ei5> for early <t4>March</t4>, but no exact date was <ei6>fixed</ei6> yet. He <ei7>added</ei7> that a ceremonial <ei8>accession</ei8> would still be <ei9>held</ei9> at the NATO Washington <ei10>summit</ei10> on <t5>April 24</t5> and <t6>25</t6>. The <t7>March</t7> <ei11>accession</ei11> will <ei12>enable</ei12> the three countries to be <ei13>eligible</ei13> for <ei14>signing</ei14> the summit documents that will <ei15>include</ei15> the alliance's new strategic concept and post-Madrid development plan, the official <ei16>added</ei16>. The western military alliance <ei17>invited</ei17> the three central and eastern European countries to <ei18>join</ei18> the 16-nation bloc in <t8>July 1997</t8> at the Madrid <ei19>summit</ei19>. | [
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